The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-20
Notes


THE WIFE COMPANY atsthe Lyceum
give no matlnees.
DIxEY OPENS in Adonis in San Fran
cisco to- morrow night.
THE HENRIETTA reached its fftieth
night at the Union Square last Monday.
GILLETTE's She will have its first
production q week from Tomorrow
night.
BLACKMAIL WAS the attraction by
Lewis Morrison and company at the
California last week.
Dorothy HAS been produced by Duff's
Company, and rather coldly received.
Still it is up for run.
ABBEY HAS purchased the American
will follow School at Wallack's.
The LYCEUM THEATRE CoMpANY,
which includes Kelsey, Miller and lie
Moyne will be out this way next July.
TIE CONVICTION is deepening in the
minds of dramatic experts that Alex
ander Salvini is the coming tragedian
Of the American stage.
THE HOME Club are at work on Diplo-
macy for New Years. 1t is probable
that one of their early productions will
&c revived for Christmas.
CLARA MORRIS appeared at the Wind
sor last Monday night. a critic says
she was devoid of coughs. which put the
audience in the best OF humor.
THE CARELESS Opera Company are at
work Tuesday nights on The Mascotte,
1T will not be done until Washington
Birthday-a sufficient time to enable
them to get tie piece backwards,
IT WAS funny idea of Potter's, that
of changing her bill on Thursday night
But / understand that the reason she
gave for it was that The Martyr would
be given on the same night at the
Madison Square and she would get rid
OF those vulgar hrutes the critics. This
gives the critics chance 10 get rid of
Potter; but they sYill not be so rude as |
to say anything about it.-Nym Crias1e
Mr.. LAWRENCE BARRETT and Mr.. Ed |
win Booth declare that they have de- |
clded to pOoi their dramatic issues until |
death do then part, and warn all men |
not to put them asunder. This is very |
nice. 1t is pleasantia these days, when
friendship is as a rope of sand, to find |
that these two feotlight faVorites are
de ermined to prove themselves q pair
Of Thespian Siamese twins. Doubtless
the purse will Re the conjunctiye liea-
lure. May the gods spare il from rent /
or the very pith and moment Ct their |
ENTERPRISE will turn awry should SO dire
IN accident befall them. Look to YOUR
'ravsts. Lawrence New York Herald.
PROBABLY FEW persons who have seen
Miss Connie Jacksoa play Tillie Slow
10Y are aware that she is the sister of
Nr. Joseph Jefferson, who plays Caleb
hummer in the same piece. Such is
he fact, however, and although she
loesn't appear to be more than Is years
I'D, she is nearer 48. This clever
ctress is almost totally deaf, and relies
wholly u on her eyes while on the
tage, witnessing the movements of the {
ifterent actors lips. She has PLAYED
lille 30 often that she can easily tell
Then it IS her turn to speak, without !
very closely what is being I
aid. Miss Jackson was enc of the first
'opsies in this couatry and made | =,
reRt success of the part-E1change. !
NINE. ADELIEA PATTI will leave her 8
astle, Craig-y- Nos, in South Wales, on
'o7ember 18th, for concert t. ur of
he British provinces, which will con-
nue. until Decem Der 9th. Then she
ill go 70 Paris, where she will give 7
oncsrt on December 9Th for the benefit I
t the French Hospital in London. On T
december 18th she will begin session
+ two weeks is Lisbon, after which she
ill spend a month giving concerts in
Iadrid, the first OF which is fixed for n
'ecember S1st. At the conclusion of
ais session she will return to London T
I'D remain there until March 8th,
hen she will sail for Buenos Ayres.
1nnrpnonioG kv Harp;a. | n
her engagement for a South Amsri-
IN tour under the management of a
bbey, Sch9ff1e and Grau.
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